pluto_modadic

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   by pluto_modadic 2y ago

   why not both? :D
2. 212.▲
   by pluto_modadic 2y ago

   cryptographic agility is a recipe for JWT shooting you in the foot. Age or Minisign strike good balances by making the cryptography decision for you.
3. 213.▲
   by pluto_modadic 2y ago

   yes, moderation is an issue that doesn't scale. therefore, many technologists ignore it in favor of "oh, fancy serverless architecture". priority should be on building moderation and tools like reply controls (e.g. only mutua
4. 214.▲
   by pluto_modadic 2y ago

   this has to be parody. what?!
5. 215.▲
   by pluto_modadic 2y ago

   just mastodon.
6. 216.▲
   by pluto_modadic 2y ago

   ah, native advertising
7. 217.▲
   by pluto_modadic 2y ago

   I think someone put it best: make your competitor depend on your evil thing (in this case, google donates to firefox/mozilla and makes deals about default search). In addition, people intentionally go to firefox because it /isn&#x
8. 218.▲
   by pluto_modadic 2y ago

   I like it, this has gotten: A) better explained B) more completely specified & C) more implementably understandable as time has gone on. :)
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   by pluto_modadic 2y ago

   I think... an approach that might work... is testing the immediate unit first (fastest, guess by changed files), then dependent tests you didn't test yet (e.g., guessing based on imports), then integration tests that use the feature, t
10. 220.▲
    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    wow, Azure breaks a lot. DuckDuckGo is usually the way I notice that it's broken... because Bing tanks.
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    ah, yes, completely separate. HTTP code: 200 ok Body: {"error":"internal server error"}
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    I would love an "insert random", or a prefilled / demo mode, or demo set of keys for interesting examples.
13. 223.▲
    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    ah, found the person who: 1. didn't know how Colorado already does it 2. doesn't know how hard it is to get humans to count without errors 3. doesn't know how expensive having that many temp staff count ballots is.
14. 224.▲
    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    scanned paper ballots. simple, fast, auditable. humans are WAY more error prone than computers at counting.
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    Saying that a whole style of learning for neurodivergent folks like Temple Grandin is kinda misguided. They don't need to learn by doing by everything, and I'm sure you knew that.
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    Dan makes software so fast <3
17. 227.▲
    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    hear me out. golang quality stdlib, with Option & Result types from haskell or rust.
18. 228.▲
    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    controversial take: but I think it's fine to host stuff on your own machines, rather than the massive big-data hyperscale datacenters. Yes, google/cloudflare/AWS might be more efficient per watt, but I don't like giving
19. 229.▲
    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    wow they make it impressively hard to contact them.
20. 230.▲
    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    so... now they're an advertisement for zero energy homes >:D
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    so.... if I initially got the key "foo" at time T=00:00:00, this library would re-query the backing system until time T=00:00:60? even if I requery it at T=:01? vs... being a write-through cache? I guess you're expecting othe
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    ah, yes. just forget to paint some of a metal surface. Then you can use a Holiday Test to find it.
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    other way around. using a near monopoly on android to suggest chrome. or the default in chrome being google. just because you provide a way to do so, it's a lot of effort to swap. defaults matter. remember msft getting sued over IE?
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    ah, so one should ensure that the account is duplicated in some way. "shared", if you will.
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    on facebook you are the product, though. If facebook were mastodon, and also didn't have ads, maybe.
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    part of me thinks that clock drift would be reliably biased toward a particular node, not leapfrogging between two nodes.
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    what.... are those random words... in brackets??
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    unmasking the other people in the group is news to me, you got a source for that? lol
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    good starter project Ethan :)
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    by pluto_modadic 2y ago

    "I don't get why people use syncthing, can't they use bluetooth file transfer and USB cables like us oldschool peeps?" read the doc. SSH requires previous arrangement (you need to transfer the SSH key to your friend), ma